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[Steven Sheehy <question131065@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Question #131065 on LinuxDC++ changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/linuxdcpp/+question/131065

    Status: Open => Answered

Steven Sheehy proposed the following answer:
That seems reasonable, but not sure how intuitive that would be for the
user. Most users rename files via command line or a file manager. Adding
this functionality to the share browser would solve your problem but I
don't know how many users would know to use this option.  Plus it starts
to make linuxdcpp into more a file manager instead of a p2p client
(violating the whole unix philosophy of "do one thing and do it well").
It looks like it would require core changes to accomplish, so not sure
how easy it is.

Is it really that much of a bother to rehash an occasional file? The
core recently added the ability to allow the user to pause hashing and
that will be making its way to linuxdcpp soon. That may help if your
problem is not with rehashing but with the fact that it's hashing and
using your resources when you're utilizing the computer.

If you still want the option, feel free to create a bug report from this
question and assign it to both linuxdcpp and dcplusplus projects.

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